Cerrig-yr-Wyn

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Cerrig-yr-Wyn

Image: © Nigel Callaghan Taken: 11 Aug 2005

One of the two standing stones called 'Cerrig-yr-Wyn', each about three ft high and about 200yds apart. Looking SW. The scar on the hillside opposite is the old Darren metal mine (in SN6782), which was originally worked in the mid 16th Cent. There is also the remains of a hill fort on top of the hill.

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Image Location

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Latitude
52.433612
Longitude
-3.935706